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Entry 001
Who: Kazuma Asogi and Anyone!
Which: Open. Brackets prefer, ok with prose.
Where: Whatever prompts take us.
What: Catch-all for October
[A - Communal Garden]
Kazuma never thought he'd have a green thumb until his experience in the Realm of Stories revealed he actually liked taking care of plants. So when he heard about the communal garden, he of course wanted to check it out.
There were some empty patches when he visits, others already in use. He probably should have brought something to plant as well, something to keep in mind for next time. The garden was rather lively with it's magical frogs and fish too. It's honestly a nice setup, even if he finds the singing a bit overdone. There are some overgrowth and weeds that were missed here and there and, without thinking, Kazuma starts to work on removing them.
If he's not doing that, he's tending to what's already been planted or helping others plant things into the soil bed.
[B - The Cluckening]
". . ."
What in hellspawn thought to create giant chickens? Giant by chicken standards at least. Kazuma had found a few wandering around his treehouse this morning, probably to pick at the grubs. There's even a rooster, making it's cock-a-doodle morning call and blocking Kazuma from leaving. Unlike the docile chickens, the rooster proved to be one aggressive beast. He dodges a swipe from it's claws that dig into the bark of the treehouse as he manages to pass through the door.
"Tch. Stupid bird!" This is not how you convince someone to eat chicken. The rooster doesn't seem done with him though, and puffs himself up in a threatening display. Not wanting to have these birds lingering around his home, he draws his blades, stands his ground and they enter a stare down. Who will make the first move?
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Which: Open. Brackets prefer, ok with prose.
Where: Whatever prompts take us.
What: Catch-all for October
[A - Communal Garden]
Kazuma never thought he'd have a green thumb until his experience in the Realm of Stories revealed he actually liked taking care of plants. So when he heard about the communal garden, he of course wanted to check it out.
There were some empty patches when he visits, others already in use. He probably should have brought something to plant as well, something to keep in mind for next time. The garden was rather lively with it's magical frogs and fish too. It's honestly a nice setup, even if he finds the singing a bit overdone. There are some overgrowth and weeds that were missed here and there and, without thinking, Kazuma starts to work on removing them.
If he's not doing that, he's tending to what's already been planted or helping others plant things into the soil bed.
[B - The Cluckening]
". . ."
What in hellspawn thought to create giant chickens? Giant by chicken standards at least. Kazuma had found a few wandering around his treehouse this morning, probably to pick at the grubs. There's even a rooster, making it's cock-a-doodle morning call and blocking Kazuma from leaving. Unlike the docile chickens, the rooster proved to be one aggressive beast. He dodges a swipe from it's claws that dig into the bark of the treehouse as he manages to pass through the door.
"Tch. Stupid bird!" This is not how you convince someone to eat chicken. The rooster doesn't seem done with him though, and puffs himself up in a threatening display. Not wanting to have these birds lingering around his home, he draws his blades, stands his ground and they enter a stare down. Who will make the first move?
C-Wildcard [Feel free to make your own starter! Other planned stuff will be in the comment section. You can reach me at
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[He's just messing, he'll help. As he steps up to the giant rooster, he studies it curiously.]
But I haven't really tried rooster meat much. Isn't it tougher than chicken meat?
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Are you actually planning to cook it?
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[He feels the feathers and the beak. Hmmm.]
Rest of it could be used for materials at least.
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Think you can grab me some water and boil it? We'll get the feathers off more easily letting it soak in hot water. [While he does that, he's going to figure out how to clean it's innards without his usual tools.]
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[He just grins as he heads towards the nearest well to fetch some water.]
CW: Blood, Organs
He's in the process of cleaning off the blood from his swords and himself with some towel he found. His expression is visibly distant, like he had disconnected himself from what's happening in the present.]
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Aw man, already started the fun without me?
[But he doesn't actually mind it. Although...the guy is looking a little spaced out. Hmm, he'll see how he responds first.]
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Would you like to do the honors of cutting it into smaller and manageable pieces?
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I can get it cut up in five minutes easy.
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Right here.
[He holds up the bucket and brings it over.]
Don't suppose you know any fast magic or something that can instantly remove them, huh?
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It's going to be hot, but help me pull these feathers off. [He'll start from the top.]
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[A grin as he waits for Kazuma to douse the bird before stepping into help pull off the feathers.]
At least these might sell for a good price. If not for decoration, maybe quills? [He holds up a particularly large one.]
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Or to stuff pillows. I feel that would be benefit a world made of dreams.
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That's a thought. Personally I was never a fan of feathered pillows. Always got stuck by the ends that poke through the fabric.
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All right, now you can cut it. [...] You do know what cuts to make, right? [This isn't your typical hack and slash monster #10, since they plan to make a meal out of it.]
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And don't worry, I cut and prepare meat all the time.
[Just. Don't let him overdo it or they'll have thin filets instead. But he'll prove his worth by twirling his blades around once before he suddenly makes a series of quick slashes. At first it nothing happens, but in true samurai style, the appropriately cut pieces of the rooster fall to the ground.]
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[He stands back to let Rokurou work. He will certainly impress him by the end, getting even a small applause from him.] Impressive swordsmanship. [It shouldn't come as a surprise, but he's only ever known Rokurou's technique when he's fighting something. He glances at the pile of meat now.] You think this meat is actually worth anything? [Rooster after all is usually not eaten.]
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Only one way to find out. What are some things you guys have?
[Fufu, of course he's cool, he'll just fling his blades clean before sheathing them and crossing his arms to tap his chin in thought.]
As for the meat... Depends on how it ends up tasting. It's a rooster so it's going to be gamey, but is it like the roosters of our world or could they taste different because of different diet? And the whole dream world thing.
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And that's a rather broad question. [He glances at Rokurou's swords for a moment.] I'm going to assume you have samurai at least. They used to hold power in my country, but had to eventually disband for the sake of modernization.
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And you're right, my family clan was a group of samurai who served one of the high nobles in Midgand before they were wiped out. I don't know if they're still around in other areas of the world or back in our ancestral home, though. At least in Midgand I'm the last, haha.
[He's pretty nonchalant about it.]
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I'm part of a line of samurai, the current upholder of our traditions and techniques. Even if it's just a formality, my father still passed down all he knew before he passed. He even had a school at one point.
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